IOM Publications

NEW! Assessment of Brazilian migration Patterns and Assisted voluntary return programme from selected European Member States- February 2009

IOM BELGIUM: Brazil Research Report

The report has been produced between September 2007 and February 2009 by IOM Brussels with the contribution of IOM Dublin and IOM Lisbon. It is downloadable here.

Managing Migration in Ireland- September 2006

NESC Report: Managing Migration in Ireland

On Friday 22 September, IOM attended and participated in the launch of it’s report – Managing Migration in Ireland: A Social and Economic Analysis. The Irish Taoiseach, Bertie Ahern, presided at the launch, which was organised by the National Economic and Social Council (NESC) >> More

Trafficking in Unaccompanied Minors in Ireland - August 2003

Trafficking in Unaccompanied Minors in Ireland

Published by IOM Dublin, the report is a small-scale investigative study looking at trafficking in unaccompanied minors in Ireland. >> More

IOM Dublin Quarterly Newsletter

IOM Dublins Newsletters are published quarterly and contain infromation on recent developments in relation to migration activities. This edition of the newsletter focuses on stories of assisted voluntary return and reintegration, updates in trafficking and a report on IOMs Dublin's research report , Managing Migration in Ireland >> More

International Comparative Study of Migration Legislation and Practice April 2002

In 2001, the Department of Justice, Equality and Law Reform commissioned IOM to undertake an international comparative study of immigration legislation and practice. A group of international experts visited Ireland in November 2001 to examine the Irish immigration system. The issues examined in the report include:

Visas and other pre-entry clearance systems
Entry controls
Enforcement measures
Residence permits
Labour immigration systems
Immigration for study and research
Administrative structures
Integration
Review
Nationality/Marriage to an Irish citizen

The report identifies how these issues are addressed internationally and provides an informative base for the development of Irish immigration policy.

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